Like I could have been a contestant on The X-Factor. I talked to the guys from Olde English recently about the difficulties of working together as a group for a long time.
How did you do that? The thing that we actually want is the same end product. And that makes us appreciate this. Andy: Right.
Jorma: Absolutely. Are there any plans to do live dates or a tour or anything like that? Jorma: A video component, and just a ton of things, a million pieces. Andy: Also, performing a good live show takes like, training. Jorma: And so many of our songs involve high levels of energy and screaming that we will lose our voices for a couple days after just recording a song. So we would have to train ourselves to not do that.
Andy: Like we did that Spring Break song on that YouTube Comedy Week show and we rehearsed it like four times, and we were losing our voices. Akiva: When T-Pain showed up like in the middle of his touring to do this YouTube live event, his voice was gone. Andy: And he like knows how to sing. So what chance do we have? Jorma: Very much so. Do you know that I know her from elementary school? We both went to Chabot Elementary School in Oakland. Powered by OnRad. Think you know music?
Test your MusicIQ here! In Lyrics. By Artist. By Album. Listen online. Year: 4 Views. Discuss the Who Said We're Wack? Lyrics with the community: 0 Comments. Notify me of new comments via email. Cancel Report. Create a new account. Log In. Powered by CITE. Michael Bolton is a prime example of that. Different ways to construct a comedy song if we can think of them and stuff like that.
What was the thinking behind releasing something every Wednesday in the run-up, because by the time the album comes out it seems about half of the tracks are out in the world? Andy : Yeah, we wanted to record a video of ourselves watching the projection of his video on a wall, and project the video of us watching it on a wall, and then video people watching it. Andy : I would say in terms of feeling pressure about it though, we generally just go with whatever we think is funny and is making each other laugh.
Jorma : When we were at SNL it happened a little more. Akiva : Yes, I would argue that you could switch us out for other people in any of our songs and hopefully the song would still be funny. Jorma: If any of us could sing or play instruments we would be doing songs of other genres. Andy : Yeah, there would be more variance. You guys have known each other since middle school. Do you hit creative bumps? Akiva : We have all the same references; we know everything [about each other], so we can just start.
Jorma: The new season [of Game of Thrones ] is great though, right? Ohhh, intense. Akiva: Because we had to invite all these kids to come pretend it was spring break. Does being on that rapid-fire schedule help you or make it more difficult?
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